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Yes, but it's a secret.

>>62133360
any of the FSF-endorsed distros.

>>62133686
so only these ones? https://www.gnu.org/distros/free-distros.en.html

Ideapads are shit
But marginally better than average

>>62133314
t420

>>62133489
So this one is good for web dev?

>>62133840
yes but you will only be able to control them from the header, not individually. Got it?

>>62133291
>>62134209
Also if you connect two non-identical four-pin fans to one header, the one that has the tachometer wire running to the mobo is the one the board will see, know about, and make fan-control decisions based on. 4-pin splitters are missing one wire in one of the two sides of the split for this reason. So say the mobo wants Fan 1 at 1000 RPM and sets the PWM wire to whatever it takes to get Fan 1 to turn at that speed. Fan 2 will see the same PWM signal, and will spin at whatever duty cycle it has for that setting. Which might be louder or quieter (or have more or less airflow) than Fan 1.

You'll need to plan for that when thinking about your airflow and fan-control settings. The easiest thing to do is just use identical or similar fans on each half of the splitter.

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>>62133268
>making your own life more painful because muh morals

read nietzsche and grow up, tard.

>>62133294
>read nietzsche and grow up
oxymoron

Microsoft

Red Hat

mines

Also I'm using Hackintosh. In theory Apple could ban my account and delete the apps, but I have heard of only one of such case. Can't even find the link now, it is somewhere on Reddit. I guess I shouldn't worry about it.

>>62133107
how can we tell you without even knowing your app ideas?

>>62133107
>Anyone here living off selling iOS apps?
Yes. I made around $57,000 from Nov 2016 - July 2017 selling apps. Not bad considering it was my first app.

Are you retarded?

Madvr is great even on my 1440p IPS panel.

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>>62132865
use MPV, MPC is dead

>>62132865
>>notice little difference because i don't use a cr*ppy 1366x768 tn display
that's not how it works

>>62132862
You tip however the fuck much or little you want, money, contributing to the codebase, or whatever. I usually tip 20% of the price of a comparable pay-to-use software when tipping in cash, or try to at least get one good pull accepted with features I want to see with the software.

I tip 15% of the price of software.

i tip by shilling their wares on /g/

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Bump

>>62132760

X220, they are under 200 bucks, upgrade RAM and storage. Anything else is a fools errand.

>>62132806
Too much of a hassle to upgrade, plus it doesn't look sleek

>>62132717
>>but it's so flawed and insecure, no one is moving to it
[citation needed]

>citations needed

>>62132717
>insecure
What's insecure about it

>everything has an accessible IP address
Firstly, ever heard of firewalls? Your gateway router will simply not forward traffic to your host, unless you have an outgoing connection. Most, if not all, ISP-provided router/WiFI AP/DSL modem combos already come with this feature.

Secondly, NAT is not a security feature: https://blog.webernetz.net/2013/05/21/why-nat-has-nothing-to-do-with-security/

Not to mention that jews working in ISPs will probably still charge you for IP ranges, so you'd have to use NAT anyway.

>Router solicitation attacks
Only if you use stateless autoconfiguration, which nobody uses anyway. The same goes for "but my MAC address is part of my IP address" argument, most networks will use DHCPv6.

>>62132715
I have an EVGA GTX 1070 FTW edition as a backup and its performance is basically identical to a 980Ti from my understanding. It runs very quiet and cool.

>>62132715
it is faster then a 980Ti/Titan X Maxwell

https://www.extremetech.com/gaming/229373-nvidias-new-gtx-1070-freezes-out-fury-trashes-titan-x

>>62132715
>>62133950
After some OCing a 980Ti should match/beat a 1070. OCing headroom is insane on these cards, but obviously that'd just make the power draw/temps increase.
Still, I'd definitely call this a sidegrade unless you care that much about temps. Wait until 1080Ti performance is in your price range, 'cause that'd actually be a worthwhile upgrade.

>>62132713
This shit wasn't funny on launch day and it's not funny now.

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>>62132713
Ryzen 7 1700 is almost 5 times worse than i7 7700

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>>62132597

This is actually pretty cool. I wonder if I could use this exact same set to help improve productivity.

Also what does WPM have to do with programming. I've seen some people write one liners that can do what others do in 1k line programs.

Pretty sure he makes the speech software read the screen at 450 WPM, not typing or productivity.

I honestly haven't ever heard /g/ make the claim that blind people can't write code, and have actually heard a few anecdotes about blind programmers doing fairly decently. It's not that easy for a blind person to become a good programmer, but it certainly is possible. Accessibility tools have become quite advanced these days.

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>>62132568
The current state of /g/

because you have that in configs

Fuck Britain

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Impressive

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>>62132574
>tfw your internet is 133.6 x faster than australia

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same